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Zuper, danke !! (Er....What... ? :-D )

Exhaust for M1L: Note the "straigth" output on the exhaust side ! ET3.it: http://lnx.et3.it/phpBB-2.0.17/phpBB2/view...677&start=0

Edit: http://www.germanscooterforum.de/index.php...st&id=33782 Red curve is Franz/HZ WITH boostports, rigth ?

BBG, I think I remember two power curves comparing your engine with the CR125 exhaust and another one with a Franz or HZ ... What is before or after you machined the boost-ports ?? Can anyone help me finding these curves ? Thank you

Are we still waiting for the SF 28 teeth primary gear ??

Any news from the Franz kits ? Hugo-kits on its way ?

Not really ! Because the 1st and 2nd gear are long gear for acceleration... 3rd and 4th are shorter for racing...

Only 30 pieces of each..... :-D Link: http://lnx.et3.it/phpBB-2.0.17/phpBB2/view...&highlight=

Room for improvement !!

Paaaaasst !!! http://www.germanscooterforum.de/index.php?showtopic=106151

Do not forget the best part !!!!!! :-D Sehr Gut !!!!

On ET3.it I read that the M1L should have these boostports... Hoax or not... let´s wait and see !

Can someone point me out a picture of BBG's M1 exhaust port... ?

There is a question from Italy http://lnx.et3.it/phpBB-2.0.17/phpBB2/view...&highlight= One of the guy is wondering what is your exhaust manifold diameter ?? By the way, is this a Gerhead or a quatrini one ? And, is there any chance that you show us in a simple way where to cut/solder the CR125 pipe in order to fit a smallframe like yours ?? ++

@BBG: How do you fit the damper ??

Paaaßt !! Actually, when I see this very nice and impressive achievment, I am thinking that this kind of adapted exhaust would best suit my 2-times-a-year-vespa-racer... BBG: Can you give more information on this engine and on the modifications to the CR exhaust ? Nice carbon engine cover :D

Funny, I am also looking for a 60mm-fullcircle crankshaft for PX125 !!

http://www.sip-scootershop.com/pages/details.php?ID=27653 Big Volume ?? Good perf !? Already discussed ?

What a good year for smallframe tuning !!!!!!!!!!!!!! :-D

Yes, I forgot to mention it, I will also need it for my next project :) Actually, the problem for this feature is that I could not find any electrical information on how to control it (should be a PWM signal, but current consumption could be an issue). Let's not get too much excited about all this, I'll come back with some more results.

Why doing it ? Main reason: because it's fun :) And yes, it is totally different :) - The goal is to make it *completely* plug'n play, 4 wires to disconnect/reconnect and you're done :) - It uses the normal CDI unit - Will monitor/display temperature sensors, Rpm, programmable Quick-shift/OverTemp LED,... There is still a lot to do on the user interface side, mandatory to be used by someone else...

And no dyno runs ??